Global Harvesters Full Gospel Church

Sunday Worship Service (12 April 2026) Jesus heals not only our physical needs but our deepest problem—the forgiveness of sin. Today, we will learn about THE HEALING SAVIOR as part of our series on PORTRAITS OF A SAVIOR. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #portraitsofasavior

Matthew 28:6 (ESV) – “He is not here, for he has risen, as he said.” Fear is a common part of life. We fear the future, bad news, loss, and even death itself. That is why the angel’s first message to the women at the tomb is so comforting: “Do not be afraid.” The resurrection of Jesus changes the way we face fear. When the women came to the tomb, they expected to find the body of Jesus. Instead, t...

Sunday Worship Service (5 April 2026) Jesus rose from the dead as the victorious King, proving His authority over sin, death, and the grave. Today, we will we learn about THE RISEN KING as we begin our series on PORTRAITS OF A SAVIOR.  #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #portraitsofasavior

Philippians 2:3 (ESV) – “Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” Many times, we think serving others is hard because we are tired, busy, or unnoticed. But often the deeper struggle is this: we are still trying to protect ourselves, prove ourselves, or be appreciated. Jesus shows us a better way. Before He washed His disciples’ fe...

Sunday Worship Service (29 March 2026) Jesus shows us that humility flows from security in the Father’s love, enabling us to serve freely and selflessly. We will learn about SERVING SECURELY as part of our series on A HUMBLE FAITH. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #humblefaith

Acts 11:23 (ESV) – “When he came and saw the grace of God, he was glad, and he exhorted them all to remain faithful to the Lord with steadfast purpose.” We live in a world where it is easy to point out what is wrong. We notice weaknesses, mistakes, and flaws quickly. But the Bible shows us a better way—a life that lifts others up. Barnabas is a great example of this. His name means “son of encoura...

Sunday Worship Service (22 March 2026) Barnabas demonstrates that humility expresses itself by encouraging others and making space for God’s work in their lives. Today, we will learn about LIFTING OTHERS as part of our series on A HUMBLE FAITH. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #humblefaith

Psalm 51:10 (ESV) – “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” Most people struggle to admit when they are wrong. Our instinct is often to explain, justify, or shift the blame. From the beginning of Scripture we see this pattern. When God confronted Adam, he blamed Eve. Eve blamed the serpent. Human instinct is self-protection rather than honest confession. King David...

Sunday Worship Service (15 March 2026) David shows us that true humility is not hiding sin but confessing honestly and depending fully on God’s mercy for restoration. Today, we will learn about CONFESSING HONESTLY as part of our series on A HUMBLE FAITH. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #humblefaith

2 Kings 5:14 (ESV) – “So he went down and dipped himself seven times in the Jordan, according to the word of the man of God, and his flesh was restored like the flesh of a little child, and he was clean.” How do you usually respond when someone corrects you? When a friend points out a mistake, when a spouse speaks honestly, or when God’s Word reveals something wrong in your life? For many of us, c...

Sunday Worship Service (08 March 2026) Naaman teaches us that humility requires seeing ourselves truthfully, accepting correction, and responding in obedience so God can work. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #humblefaith

John 3:30 (ESV) – “He must increase, but I must decrease.” Have you ever trained someone at work, only to see them take the lead role? People start going to them instead of you. Their name is mentioned more. Your influence slowly fades. That moment can test your heart. John the Baptist faced something like that. Crowds once came to him. He was the bold preacher in the wilderness. But then Jesus be...

Sunday Worship Service (01 March 2026) John the Baptist shows us that humility means refusing to cling to status, success, or recognition, choosing instead to make Jesus central. Today, we will learn about LETTING GO as part of our series on A HUMBLE FAITH. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #humblefaith

John 8:10-11 (ESV) – “Jesus stood up and said to her, ‘Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?’ She said, ‘No one, Lord.’ And Jesus said, ‘Neither do I condemn you; go, and from now on sin no more.’” Have you ever felt exposed? Not just embarrassed—but exposed. When something you hoped would stay hidden was suddenly brought into the open? In John 8, a woman was dragged into the temple cou...

Sunday Worship Service (22 February 2025) Today, we end our sermon series Loved While We Were Sinners, which shows us Jesus loving a woman facing condemnation, offering forgiveness while calling her into a transformed life. We are invited to receive His forgiveness without fear and walk forward in obedience, leaving behind what once bound us. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #LovedWhileWeAreSinners

John 4:13-14 (ESV) – “Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again…” Have you ever tried to avoid people because you felt embarrassed or ashamed? The Samaritan woman went to the well at noon—the hottest part of the day—likely to avoid the stares and whispers of others. She carried more than a water jar. Sh...

Sunday Worship Service (15 February 2025) This month’s theme, Loved While We Were Sinners, reminds us that Jesus loved the Samaritan woman in her brokenness, offering living water that restored her dignity and met her deepest need. We are invited to come to Jesus honestly with our brokenness, trusting that His grace fully meets us and restores what shame has damaged. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #Loved...

Matthew 9:9 (NASB95) - “As Jesus went on from there, He saw a man called Matthew, sitting in the tax collector’s booth; and He said to him, “Follow Me!” And he got up and followed Him.” Matthew was not just ignored—he was despised. As a tax collector, he was seen as a traitor, greedy, and unclean. Most people looked at him with anger or disgust. But when Jesus passed by his booth, He did something...

Sunday Worship Service (8 February 2025) This month’s theme, Loved While We Were Sinners, continues as we see Jesus loving Matthew while he was still despised and calling him to follow before his life was cleaned up. The call is to respond to Jesus with obedience, trusting that transformation happens as we follow Him, not before. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #LovedWhileWeAreSinners

Luke 19:5 (NASB95) - “When Jesus came to the place, He looked up and said to him, ‘Zaccheus, hurry and come down, for today I must stay at your house.’” Many people know what it feels like to be rejected. Rejected because of past mistakes. Rejected because of labels others place on them. Rejected even when they seem successful on the outside. Zacchaeus knew that feeling well. He was rich, powerful...

Sunday Worship Service (1 February 2025) This month’s theme, Loved While We Were Sinners, reminds us that Jesus loved Zacchaeus despite rejection and reputation, seeking him out and initiating a relationship that brought real transformation. Like Zacchaeus, we are invited to personally receive Jesus’ grace and let His love—not guilt or pressure—lead us into genuine life change. #GHsermonseries #GH...

James 1:22 (ESV) - “But be doers of the word, and not hearers only.” It is possible to hear God’s Word often and still remain unchanged. We can listen to sermons, read the Bible, and even agree with what God says—yet walk away living the same way as before. James reminds us that God’s Word was never meant to stay in our ears only. It is meant to shape how we live. James begins with our attitude to...

Sunday Worship Service (25 January 2025) Abiding in God’s Word leads to transformed living, as believers put off the old self and live out Scripture in obedience and community. #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #DWELLabidinginGodsWord

Psalm 119:11 (ESV) - “Your word I have treasured in my heart.” We all know what it means to treasure something. What we value, we protect. What we treasure, we keep close to our hearts. The psalmist says, “I have hidden Your word in my heart” (Psalm 119:11). God’s Word was not just something he read. It was something he kept deep inside him. Psalm 19 shows us why God’s Word is worth treasuring. It...

Sunday Worship Service (18 January 2025) God’s Word is priceless and life-giving, worthy of being stored in the heart as a source of wisdom, joy, and guidance in every season.  #GHsermonseries #GH2026 #DWELLabidinginGodsWord